Quickboost QB72284 F-117A Nighthawk v-tail 1/72 – Resin upgrade set for Hasegawa models

Quickboost QB72284 is a high-quality accessory set designed specifically for the precise replication of the distinctive V-shaped tail in the famous Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk in 1:72 scale. This part is intended for the popular Hasegawa plastic F-117A kits, allowing for a significant increase in detail level and authenticity of the assembled model. Quickboost is a renowned manufacturer of resin details, ensuring quality and dimensional accuracy of every product.

Historical overview of the F-117A Nighthawk aircraft

The Lockheed F-117A Nighthawk was the world's first combat aircraft constructed using stealth technology, making it highly difficult to detect by radar. This machine was developed by the United States in the late 1970s and early 1980s in great secrecy, and was only unveiled publicly after 1988. The F-117A served during the Cold War and was widely used in military operations such as "Desert Storm" (Gulf War, 1991) and "Allied Force" (Yugoslavia, 1999). It is characterized by its unique, angular shape and slanted surfaces, which greatly hinder enemy radar detection.

• Scale: 1/72 – ideal for collecting jet fighter aircraft models
• Compatibility: Hasegawa kits – easy assembly and perfect fit to the existing model
• Country of use: United States
• Period of use: Cold War, 1983-2008 (in active USAF service)
• Material: high-grade resin – detailed representation of panels, rivets, and construction divisions
• Purpose: replacement and upgrade for plastic parts from the base kit
• Category: modeling accessories – resin extras for plastic kits

Recommendations and difficulty level

Quickboost QB72284 F-117A Nighthawk v-tail 1/72 is recommended for experienced modelers and all aviation enthusiasts who wish to enhance the level of detail on their F-117A model. The product allows you to replace the original elements from the Hasegawa kit, providing much higher precision and detail fidelity.

Assembly difficulty level is rated at 3/5: it requires minimal processing and some skills in working with resin, but should not be difficult for advanced modelers.